AI dominated this year’s Bilderberg meeting as elites pondered managing a potential schism with China.

Commission auditors warned against a public bailout for Parliament’s pension fund and expressed concern that financial ties to arms manufacturers could tarnish the EU’s image.

Relations between the once-prized translators and the EU have nosedived since the pandemic and now AI technology presents new challenges to the profession.

The dismissal of one of Germany’s most influential green policymakers has triggered discord in Berlin’s ruling coalition, as public opinion turns against the once-popular Green Party.

Irish elites are playing a delicate balancing act with majority opinion against NATO membership, despite stark warnings that the nation’s military is nowhere near up to scratch to defend against Russian sabotage.

Google and other tech Leviathans are playing a wait-and-see approach with the EU’s AI Act, whether or not AI technology will run afoul of EU privacy laws.

Among those facing trial are students who provided information about the whereabouts of the murdered teacher and an Islamist preacher who allegedly communicated with the terrorist online.

Carbon tariffs are a keystone of the EU’s “Fit for 55” package, but they may also herald a new era of protectionism and put strain on geopolitical relations.

Support for Erdoğan was unusually strong in Belgium where 85,000 residents participated in the first round of voting.

The EU has been castigated for ignoring the plight of ethnic Armenians in captured territories, with Council President Charles Michel saying both sides made progress over issues of territorial integrity and prisoner exchange.

Tesla is scoping out the potential to open a major electric car manufacturing facility at a disused French nuclear plant.

Three progressive MEPs called for the parliamentarians to be censured and subject to financial sanctions for their speeches.